That sucks. One thing though - can’t Bill Lawrence and Zach Braff just maybe give him the $100,000 themselves? I’m pretty sure that each of them currently has more money than I will amass throughout my entire life.
That sucks. One thing though - can’t Bill Lawrence and Zach Braff just maybe give him the $100,000 themselves? I’m pretty sure that each of them currently has more money than I will amass throughout my entire life.
Fuck Cancer!
I think much of it has to do with what they said about their past words, thoughts, behavior. Being unapologetic, or insincerely apologetic, is vastly different from someone who legitimately realizes and states how their past actions/etc were wrong.
I can’t be the only person who’s put off by the uncanny valley effect of the main character’s face, can I? It’s especially jarring when so many other actors show up as creepy cyborg people, and their human faces are the only thing that isn’t CGI.
Thoughts & musin’s:
If they’re using Klingons as a metaphor for race, they’re making it really, really bad...
THE TORCHBEARER SHALL UNITE THE KLINGONS WITH HIS GROWLER OF CRAFT-BREWED NEW ENGLAND IPA, AND THEY SHALL RIDE FIXIES, UNITED IN PEACE AND VEGANISM FOREVER.
I used to like the Klingons. Especially the confident, solid storytelling and character work on display by the time we get to DS9. And it all starts with TNG. They were exciting and 3-dimensional.
To have her obvious distress and instability go unnoticed by the crew for much longer would make Starfleet’s best and brightest look like a bunch of morons.
Honestly this movie sounds like the kind of movie people watch to justify to themselves why they still talk to their Trump supporting relative.
This. Forever this.
“These so-called heroes are nothing but vigilantes claiming they’re above the law! Who will WATCH these MEN?” *looks at camera*
I have no idea what you are talking about
Watchmen should be taught in a masterclass alongside Baz Luhrmann’s Great Gatsby as case studies of directors being lavishly faithful to the surface-level text while giving the impression they’ve never even heard of subtext.
I mean he was distractingly buff.
Professors of Moral Philosophy must have a lot of free time to work out.
My favorite was Alek Minassian, who tried to get the cops to shoot him, but gave himself up once they pulled the batons out.
You missed the real joke about Ken the barista.
This is the difference between a “collector” and a “consumer”. I’m the former.
“This wouldn’t happen in the physical world. No one comes to your door and demands that you give back a book,”